Q4: Glycerin flows between two horizontal fixed parallel plates, the distance between them is (0.76mm) and (0.1m) width if the pressure drop is (192KPA) for (0.23m) length. Calculate the center line velocity and the average velocity. (Take u = 0.96 Pa.se).

Q4: Glycerin flows between two horizontal fixed parallel plates, the distance between them is (0.76mm) and (0.1m) width if the pressure drop is (192KPA) for (0.23m) length. Calculate the center line velocity and the average velocity. (Take u = 0.96 Pa.se).

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